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The Lord of the Flies
A diversity of comments can be ment about this narrative;some say its a life lesson book,some say it teaches the consecuences of collapsed-order and some say it puts the fear and desesparation of lonely people to the limit.For me,by the simple sound of ''a group of boys crashing in a lonely island away from any type of control or supervisor''makes me think of all the liberties and crazy thingts these boys may be up to and maybe to a point it can be fun ,but when limits are crossed nothing good can be expected to happen.As these boys describe how strict and complicated their daily life was against the fact of changing to a no-rules enviornment may be really influential in their personalities,this makes me wonder,will there be to much liberty until the point it makes none of the boys available to listen to another?How much disorder will it create?What actions will this disorder bring along?Will someone interfear?I believe things will get out of control in a violent way and the chance  of someone getting injuried very severly willl be present,but,what can be more than expected?These boys will be exposed to the idea of being alone in an island without any contact from the outside world,not knowing for how long their supplies will last and how much time will they be domped in that island without anxiety and fear running through their veins eating up one by one of them.
In the text though, I find a deap connection or a reflection of myself with one of the characters when he seems at the begining to be under absolute control and calm although the rest of his inmates are spilling fear all over,this I find it in a discution with my brothers, my brothers always work as allies against me in any type of given argument,they begin screaming and accusing while I try to stay calm listen to their arguments and respond, but by the time my parents join and cause more revolts its starts to get into me and make me more nervous and willing to attack in the same way back, which my character does under so much pressure.This story i believe will base itself in a total control strategy and trying to ''not loose it'' to survive.